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12 Gauge vs 20 Gauge: The Shotgun Shootout
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The versatility of a shotgun cannot be matched by many other types of firearms. You can select from a wide variety of gauges, barrel lengths, chokes, shot sizes, and more. This allows a shooter to utilize a shotgun for a multitude of purposes like hunting, home defense, and sporting clays.
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The Glock 43: Slimline 9mm Perfection
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Introduced almost a decade ago, the single-stack Glock 43 rocketed to acclaim as a slim-profile ultra-concealable 9mm carry gun and still excels at the task. In 2014, when Glock announced the .380 ACP G42, a wave of disappointment swept over the country as-- except for nerds who really wanted a banned-from import/LE-only G25-- it seemed everyone wanted a micro-compact 9mm pistol instead. The next year at the NRA Annual Meetings in Nashville, Glock made good and delivered the G43. Guns.com was there at the launch event, and I can vouch that the excitement was palpable.
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NY: New York to restrict gun carrying after Supreme Court ruling
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New York City will begin posting signs proclaiming the iconic tourist destination Times Square as a "Gun Free Zone." The 25-block business district in the center of Manhattan is arguably the busiest in the United States. Under a sweeping new state gun law that goes into effect Thursday, it would be one of scores of "sensitive" places, including parks, churches and theaters that would be off limits for guns. |
CA: Guns for Gift Cards event in Vista nets more than 300 weapons
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More than 300 firearms were turned in by the public over the weekend of Aug. 27 during a Guns for Gift Cards event at the Vista Traffic Court parking lot in Vista. The event — held by the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department in partnership with the Carlsbad and Oceanside police departments, city of Vista, San Diego County District Attorney’s Office and the North Coastal Prevention Coalition — netted 377 firearms, according to a Sheriff’s Department news release.
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Henry Repeating Arms Raises $36K In Memory of Childhood Cancer Victim
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Leading lever-action firearm manufacturer Henry Repeating Arms raised $36,400 for the family of Danica Brianne Mulholland through its latest “Guns For Great Causes” campaign. After losing their 12-year-old daughter to a three-year battle with brain cancer, the Levittown, PA, family is receiving a check from the sale of 50 Henry Golden Boy lever-action rifles to assist with any outstanding medical and funeral expenses.
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Gunsite Academy 250 Pistol Class Review
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If I could think of one word or phrase to describe Gunsite Academy, it would be this: The Mecca of modern firearms training in the United States. Gunsite had been on my list of places to train for several years, but due to its distance from me and the combined time and financial commitment, no progress had been made toward attending. Luckily, fate smiled upon me, and I was awarded a scholarship from the Jeff Cooper Legacy Foundation, helping me make my way to Gunsite for their week-long 250 Pistol Class. How did Gunsite live up to the legend? |
NRA Foundation awards $800 to Salamanca Trap Club
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The NRA Foundation has awarded Salamanca High School a grant for $800 to fund shot shells for the high school trap club. “We are very excited about our youth trap club,” said Shawn Canon, Trap Club coach, ”and pleased that the NRA is making an investment in the youths of our community.”
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PA: Pennsylvania can’t keep guns in trooper ambush case, court rules
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Pennsylvania may not keep a cache of weapons seized from the parents of a g unman who killed one state trooper and permanently disabled another eight years ago, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday The parents of Eric Frein sued after authorities refused to return 25 rifles, 10 pistols and two shotguns that were taken from their home in September 2014, days after Frein ambushed the troopers outside a state police barracks in the Pocono Mountains.
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